Five sophomores in Hawkeyes 32-man squad
Iowa City notes list the 32-man top unit and the five sophomore linemen among them Don Swartzendruber Dudley Noble Bob Bain Clyde Peg and Jerry Hilgenberg. The scrimmage involved two groups with veterans refocusing on signaling and passing drills under coach Raffensperger with Ruck Drahn and Sangster directing the backfield and defense.
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John Turnbull
Gazette
Iowa City
Iowa
Leonard Raffensperger
Don Swartzendruber
Dudley Noble
Bob Bain
Clyde Peg
Jerry Hilgenry
Raffensperger
Fred Ruck
Glenn Drahn
Jimmy Sangster
Ruck
Bill Reichert
Jerry Faske
Mike Riley
Drahn
Don Commack
Duane Brandt
Gerald Nordman
Jerry Long
Bob Hoff
Dave DeProspero
Arnold Caplan
Dick Meyer
Hubert Johnson
Andy Buntz
Joe Fonnen
Dudley Nobile
Don Wood
Austin Ier
Loupy
Bob Sage
Ron Fairchild
Junebus P
Clyde Gardner
John Towner
Ron Petersen
Jerry Hilgenberg
Fred ci
Bill Reichardt
Duane Brandi
Bill Greene
Chuck Denning
Jerry Nordman
Marengo's Sherman To Take Physical
Vernon Sherman, 22 year old Marengo guard, is the first Iowa football player to face the mobilization draw. He must report to Des Moines for a physical as he remains in the army reserves. Nine Hawkeye teammates are in reserves or national guard while 34 are in ROTC.
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Iowa
Sherman
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Knapp Captures CRCC Men's Singles Title
Top seed Russ Knapp beat Byron Hollinshead Jr. 6 0 6 2 to win the Cedar Rapids Country Club men single title. Palmer and Barnes, seeded fourth, defeated Jim and Jack Bell 6 3 3 6 6 2 to win the doubles. Semifinals saw Knapp beat Fletcher 6 2 and Hollinshead beat Sandy 6 1 6 3. In the final Knapp defeated Hollinshead 6 0 6 3.
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Byron Hollinshead
Cedar Rapids Country Club
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Mitchell Barnes
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Jack Bell
Byron Hollinshead, Jr
Darwin Sandy
Knapp
Hollinshead
Fim
Bell
John Knapp
Palmer-Barnes
Bell-Bell
Cyclone camp standout Congiardo and Voetberg shine
AMES AP Frank Congiardo from Murphysboro Indiana and Bud Voetberg a Traer end starred in Iowa State football camp double scrimmage on Tuesday. Congiardo excelled in open field running and receiving while Voetberg impressed on offense. Jerry McGlynn returned to practice after a week sidelined by a back injury. Cyclones face Colorado on September 23.
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Voetberg
AMES
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Bud Voetberg
Iowa State
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Murphysboro
Jerry McGlynn
Letterman
Cyclones
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Iowa State to televise World Series in October
Des Moines officials announce WOI TV at Iowa State college will carry the World Series during the first week of October as part of a network broadcast starting September 30. Operations Manager Bob Mulhall addressed about 450 television dealers and salesmen in Des Moines Tuesday night.
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Woi-Tv
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Bob Mulhall
Iowa Football Broadcast Deal On KCRG 1600
Bob Brooks will broadcast all University of Iowa football games this season on KCRG 1600. The arrangement covers home and away games, delivering play by play and expert analysis to listeners in the region.
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Bob Brooks
University of Iowa
KCRG-1600
Tigers reclaim first as pitching strengthens and Gray nears rotation
Detroit tops the standings after a 3-2 win over Washington as Ted Gray nears a regular start. Luke Easter's ninth inning three run homer fuels Cleveland's 8-7 win over New York, moving Detroit ahead of the Yankees.
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Bengals
Washington Senators
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Detroit
Cleveland Indians
Luke Easter
Cedar Rapids News Roundup From The Four States
Chicago Golden Gloves standout ARL SUDDATH turns pro amid local notes. Evansville trades and Milwaukee moves are listed alongside a Wapsie Eight girls jamboree in Lisbon. Iowa lists include Wilson’s freshmen prospects across basketball wrestling and track with multiple named athletes.
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Cedar Rapids
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Denning Booed in Waterloo at Three-I Windup
Waterloo fans and players faced a harsh close to the Three-I season as manager Otto Denning was mercilessly booed. Denning tipped his hat in reply, later expressing regret for acknowledging the jeers under the tough circumstances.
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al Ney
Waterloo Courier
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Flag Races At a Glance
Baseball standings and remaining games by division, listing team win percentages and upcoming schedules. Includes notes on the Davis Cup style tennis results and a football program tease with Bob Brooks on KCRG.
Aussies Move Up in Pacific Southwest Tennis Tourney
The 24th Pacific Southwest tennis tournament in Los Angeles enters the sweet sixteen with four Australians, a Philippines player, and top U S players. Davis Cup champions highlight the field as round action begins Wednesday.
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New City Courts Eyed After Cedar Rapids Tennis Meet
Cedar Rapids Tennis Association at the YMCA debated site and construction for new city courts amid plans to spend about 20000 dollars. The group asked for expert advice on location base and surface, citing past poor court conditions. Awards were given to juniors and adults in the city tournament with trophies and medals, and the annual election was postponed.
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the Gazette
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Russell Knapp
Frank Nye
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Woito
Greenberg Picks Tigers Denies Major Shakeup
Byline Joe Reichler reports that Greenberg selects the Tigers and rejects any large management changes. The piece notes no forthcoming overhaul and emphasizes stability in leadership decisions.
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Tigers
Greenberg Ties Indians Collapse to Disappointment
Hank Greenberg calls the Cleveland Indians collapse the biggest disappointment of his career and backs the Detroit Tigers to win the championship as Cleveland nears elimination. He notes optimism fades after a 8-7 win over the New York Yankees and cites the Browns beating them four straight in their own yard.
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Iowa’s Favorite Sports Station Reference Note
The line notes KCRG 1600 as a favored Iowa sports station in a brief station reference. It highlights the station’s role for local listeners and its tie to Iowa sports coverage.
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KCRG-1600
National League Standings and Tuesday Results
The National League standings show Philadelphia 83 53 leading Brooklyn and New York with Cincinnati and St Louis close behind. Tuesday results include Philadelphia 1 St Louis 0 and Brooklyn 3 Cincinnati 1 with New York 3 Pittsburgh 9 0.
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Danceland Captures Major Open Softball Title 5-4
Danceland defeated Wilson and Company 5-4 to become undisputed Major Open champion. Mel Stark pitched six hits as Danceland halted a late Wilson uprising and clinched the Cedar Rapids league crown. The victory sets up a two out of three series with John Beck's for the Cedar Rapids Softball Association title.
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Packer Back Dozes and Drives Into River
Green Bay fullback Jack Cloud fell asleep at the wheel and drove into the East River. He swam out through an open door and reached shore unhurt aside from shoulder hip and head bruises.
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